What to expect at a FibreLaser SA appointment bay
Each appointment showroom is set up to help you make real decisions about fibre laser cutting or marking for your business. You can see live demonstrations of our CutLine cutting systems, Mark Pro marking cells, and other specialist setups depending on the bay location. We encourage you to bring your own drawings, sample material, expected volumes, and any questions about your current process.
During your appointment, our team will look at your specific application. We can test-cut or mark your samples, discuss machine layouts, check your available power and space, and talk through local regulations. This is also the best time to ask about assist gas, fume extraction, safety, and practical running costs.
- Live cutting and marking on your sample parts
- Advice on machine selection for your material and volumes
- Site and power preparation checks
- Assist gas and fume extraction tips
- Demo of software and workflow
The difference between Sunnyrock HQ and the regional bays
Sunnyrock HQ in Germiston is our main centre. Here you can see the full range of FibreLaser SA systems, including sheet, tube, marking, deep engraving and micro marking setups. We have a sample cell for try-outs and a training bench for operator sessions. Ms Kelebogile Nxumalo leads first-article reviews at HQ, helping you dial in parameters for tricky materials.
The regional appointment bays in Clearwater, Cresta, Pavilion, Tyger Valley, Baywest, Mimosa and Riverside focus on local industries and practical demos. These bays are by appointment only, so you get time with someone who understands your application, whether it is signage, fabrication, mining, medical or agricultural marking. For safety, you can see the machine in action and discuss handling and extraction in your context.
To book a visit at any of our locations, simply send us a message using our contact form. Let us know what you want to see, your material and your goals, and we will arrange a session that suits your site and workload.
